by jael97 | Feb 13, 2025 | Book Reviews, Uncategorized
Growing up in Michigan where we have three forts from the 18th century all along major waterways, that were integral not only for protection but also established trade, I’ve always been fascinated by the era of voyageurs and fur traders. This book totally increases...
by jael97 | May 28, 2024 | Book Reviews, Uncategorized
I really enjoyed this novel by Karen Ullo. It is a story that weaves past and present. Pre and Post revolutionary France as well as the tale of immigrants trying to forge a new life in the Louisiana Territory.While the view is past and present, I wouldn’t...
by jael97 | May 28, 2024 | Book Reviews
What if your sister witnesses something so horrific that it sends her into shock and literally speechless for who knows how long? And you are the only one who believes what she saw? This is where we find Effie. She is the only one who believes her sister witnessed a...
by jael97 | May 28, 2024 | Book Reviews
The adventures of Martha and Marya continue in the next installment by Emily Hanlon. While I did read Book One “Who Am I To Judge” before I read this one I don’t think it’s absolutely necessary. It is helpful to know how Marya and Martha...
by jael97 | Jan 12, 2024 | Book Reviews
Trust the Stars by Tricia Goyer is another title in White Crown Publishing’s Royal/Princess line. While in many ways this is your typical royal romance: there is a prince (Louis) who doesn’t want to be recognized, who wants to escape even briefly from the demand...
